Would this be able to float a smart phone?
35774
I'm sure it would prevent it from sinking. My camera is heavier than my phone and it holds it up. The camera is submerged but the float stays on the surface
35775
Yes! Assuming you have a waterproof case of course ;). My waterproof camera is 7.5 oz it manages that just fine.
35776
It should be able to float it since a camera is heavier than the phone; but the smart phone is not waterproof. The float is designed for waterproof cameras. Thus, your phone would be destroyed by becoming soaked.
35777
I see no reason why not the only issue you might have is attaching it to your phone as it is designed to attach to the camera with a lanyard and most phones don't have any type of exposed ring or loop
1707263
Yes, I believe it would. However, the weight of the phone makes this device tilt downwards which detracts from it's use.
627670
Yes you can.... very simple too... you just need to secure a point on the power cord that allows float to move freely....
2033434
Hello. I am assuming if you can put in the back cover with the floaty so that the whole case floats on the water? Yes it does!
1447989
I would say yes because it has a float and probably requires very little pressure to fill the float bowl.
1224936
I don't think it's high enough to make a difference...don't know if it might float.
764230
To go honest I don't know because we use ours in the yard. But the way it's made makes me think it should float.
961075
Yes, though it requires a bit of manipulation of the legs. And you will likely have to curve two of the legs around the phone to support the weight of the device so that the entire thing doesn't just fall over. But indeed, you can do it! Conversely, you can also spin the holder so that the camera faces upwards.
705195
I would think the cord is too stiff to allow the float to float on the surface of the water.
2055664
Yes it will! It's air tight. So it traps air in it that's what make it float. Also if I remember right it's submersible for 30 minutes
1481226
It might. I purchased it for floating on the water. You could probably use it in a flat position only on your chaise.
374833
Floating depends on how much air is trapped inside and how heavy the phone is. Too much air inside may affect the use of the screen through the transparent window. However an idea might be to find a Fishing shop and buy a colorful float and tie it securely to the same place the lanyard is attached with a long enough cord to not interfere with the screen use. make sure it is a big enough float to counter the weight of the phone. That way it will add additional buoyancy for floatation and also make it easier to spot if needed in the water. Otherwise if flotation is not needed then remove as much of the air inside before sealing the pouch and it should have very little buoyancy.
374831
It does not float, my phone went straight to the bottom of the river, luckily it was only 8 feet deep. I suppose it's possible to make it float by stuffing foams inside, but with limited space, you might not be able to fit much. 4.7" Screen HTC One actually filled up the entire bag, leaving no room for anything else.
291846
Yes it will float its plastic tubing, you would have to weigh it down with something.
1306362
Yes, it could hold the phone vertically if your tripod has a swivel head that can be turned to the vertical. But, I'd be very careful when mounting the phone that way.
165214
I think it could be used in the water. But not as a floating device. But I don't think it would weight down your dog in the water either.
359385
Yes! I personally own a few of these and they float about mid way, not completely on the surface but still float. Using an iPhone